We found 235302 price guide item(s) matching your search
There are 235302 lots that match your search criteria. Subscribe now to get instant access to the full price guide service.
Click here to subscribe- List
- Grid
-
235302 item(s)/page
Lot 422
17-century oak tabletop spice cabinet, door with two arched raised and fielded panels, original steel lock and butterfly hinges, fitted with two small and four deep drawers, scored marking centering turned fruitwood knobs.width 48cm (19in), depth 26cm (10in), height 51cm (20in)Condition report: Good colour, three boards to the back, with four ventilation holes possibly added at a later date
Lot 427
Edwardian mahogany display cabinet, frieze decorated with panels inlaid with garlands and bows, two bow glazed ends flanking central door, rectangular glass with overlaid fretwork glazing bars, lower section with single drawer, brass handles all standing on square section tapering legs with club foot.width 140cm (55in), depth 38cm (15in), height 169cm (67in)Condition report: Originally fitted with backboard now missing, interior re-lined with green fabric, now with two plate glass fixed shelves but probably originally fitted with wooden shelves, replacement brass handles and escutcheons.
Lot 430
Two 20th century oak bedside cabinets, both with single two-panel door with bracket feet, however, the cabinets are of differing size, one with revolving base with single two-panel door on opposing sides opening to reveal three fixed shelves, the larger cabinet 53cm (21in), depth 48cm (19in), height 76cm (30in).Qty: 2Condition report: Both cabinets of good quality in solid oak probably supplied and made by Titmarsh & Goodwin.
Lot 432
Victorian figured walnut pier cabinet, rectangular top with matched veneers, lower section with single glazed door flanked by two turned tapering columns interior with original velvet lined fixed shelves.width 85cm (33in), depth 38cm (15in), height 107cm (42in)Condition report: Lock missing to cupboard door, brass bead surrounding glazed panel requiring re-nailing, interior with original red velvet lining now heavily sun stained, a small section of veneer missing from bottom right-hand corner of cabinet. There is no splitting to the sides or woodworm.
Lot 323
Esplin Wigan longcase clock, 8-day movement striking on a single bell, arched painted dial with rolling moon, secondary minute and date dials, mahogany case, canopy with swan neck pediment, turned pillars, trunk with single short door veneered in flame mahogany, box base, bracket feet.width 61cm (24in), overall height 240cm (93in)Condition report: Movement appearing to have been restored at an earlier date, case in good order, bracket feet requiring repair and re-gluing, pendulum and weights present, no key.
Lot 324
Thomas Holliwell, Liverpool longcase clock, 8-day movement striking on single bell, arched dial containing boss signed Thomas Holliwell, Liverpool, silver chapter ring with Roman and Arabic numerals, also signed Holliwell, Liverpool, interior of chapter ring containing date aperture and secondary dial, spandrels with cherub heads, all mahogany figured case, swan neck pediment, reeded columns, long door with matched veneers, box base, bracket feet.width 50cm (20in), depth 24cm (9.5in), height 230cm (90in) excluding finialsCondition report: Re-furbished movement, brass dial made in two sections suggesting the movement does not match case, which is also unusual for a clock to be signed in both the arch and on the chapter ring, case overall condition good, modern weights.
Lot 325
Late 20th-century longcase clock, 8-day movement striking on a single bell, brass arched dial with silvered chapter ring, walnut veneered case of Queen Anne design, door stamped "J. Craven, Nantwich".John Craven was a well-known clockmaker and antique dealer who lived on the outskirts of Nantwich, he was an active member of Nantwich Museum and encouraged the present collection of clocks, which is now held there, he is known to have made a limited number of longcase clocks, generally for friends and for relations.with 36cm (14in), depth 24cm (9in), height 174cm (68in)Condition report: Overall good condition with figured walnut still giving vibrant figuring and colouring.
Lot 808
AN OAK LONGCASE CLOCK, C1930, THE BREAKARCHED BRASS DIAL WITH SILVERED RING TO THE ARCH INSCRIBED ST MICHAEL WESTMINSTER WHITTINGTON, THE MOVEMENT CHIMING ON TWELVE ROD GONGS, IN BREAKARCHED CASE WITH GLAZED DOOR, 188CM H, PENDULUM AND THREE LACQUERED BRASS SLEEVED WEIGHTS Good clean condition, complete with three weights, pendulum and keys
Lot 903
A VICTORIAN MAHOGANY LINEN PRESS, C1850, THE UPPER PART WITH FLARED CORNICE AND FITTED WITH THREE OAK TRAYS, ENCLOSED BY FLAMED FIGURED PANEL DOORS, THE LOWER PART FITTED WITH DRAWERS, ON BUN FEET, 206CM H; 133 X 60CM Very minor scuffs and chips. Some light surface scratches to door panels consistent with age and use, otherwise good clean solid condition. Doors lacking lock
Lot 907
AN INLAID OAK AND FRUITWOOD EIGHT DAY LONGCASE CLOCK, SOUTH WALES, MID 19TH C, THE PAINTED DIAL INSCRIBED JOHN JONES, CAERNARFON, WITH DATE SECTOR, BRASS WINDING SQUARES, SUBSIDIARY SECONDS DIAL, PIERCED AND ENGRAVED GILT HANDS, ONE WITH CROWN, PAINTED WITH BIRDS ON BLOSSOM AND RUINS, THE CASE WITH SWAN NECK PEDIMENT AND REEDED AND BALUSTER PILASTERS ON PANELLED BASE WITH BRACKET FEET, PENDULUM AND TWO IRON WEIGHTS, 228CM H Dial/movement original to case and in good condition having been restored by the family of the present owner by the Brighton Clockworks Brighton, Sussex in 1978. Vertical filled shrinkage crack to panel in base and repaired vertical shrinkage crack to front door. Dial paint retouched near VI, hairline crack and wear to dial. Not extensively restored or repainted
Lot 923
A MAHOGANY DRESSER, 20TH C, FITTED WITH FOUR MOULDED DRAWERS ABOVE CONFORMING DOORS WITH BRASS LOOP OR SUBSTANTIAL BRASS DROP HANDLES BENEATH THREE SECTION GREEN SERPENTINE SLAB, 95CM H; 239 X 56CM Marble top in three pieces, minor chip to the corner of one piece. Chips to side of one door, otherwise very good clean condition
Lot 935
A VICTORIAN MAHOGANY BUREAU-CABINET, LATE 19TH C, THE ASSOCIATED CABINET WITH CAVETTO CORNICE AND INLAID FAN PATERAE TO THE FRIEZE, THE BUREAU WITH SATINWOOD FITTED INTERIOR AND BARBER POLE STRINGING THROUGHOUT, ON SPLAYED FEET, PIERCED BRASS HANDLES AND ESCUTCHEONS, 200CM H; 91 X 52CM Overall clean condition with only minor losses to veneers on feet, door slightly warped, interior complete but veneer lifting in places
Lot 973
AN ART DECO LIMED OAK DRESSING CHEST, WITH GREEN PAINTED FLORAL SPANDREL TO EACH DOOR, C1930, CHROMIUM PLATED HANDLES, 105CM H; 72 X 47CM AND A ROUNDED BEDSIDE CHEST EN SUITE, 148CM H; 60 X 50CM (2) Some fading and marks to top surfaces consistent with age and use. Minor chips and scuffs to edges, overall good solid condition
Lot 372
A George V mahogany fusee type circular wall clock, the 12" enamelled dial with black Roman numerals and GvR cypher, 37cm dia.Condition report: Movement winds and runs. Dial yellowed and with wear to the minute track between 11 and 12 positions. Dial also has some chips to the enamel, two of which have been retouched. Case missing side door. Lower door has no key.
Lot 378
An Edwardian oak 'grandmother' clock, with ogee hood and geometric panelled door, the 9" metal dial with moulded spandrels, the eight-day spring-driven movement striking on bar gongs, 164cm high.Condition report: Some small losses to mouldings on the hood. One side moulding replaced. Hood runner missing on one side. Case has some minor cosmetic marks throughout. Evidence of old worm to the case back. Movement winds and runs. Strike needs attention and would benefit from a service.
Lot 432
A Milners patent fireproof safe, circa 1900, of cuboid form, the main door with arched moulding and cast nameplate, opening to a plain interior with two small locking drawers, with keys, serial no. 161060, 51cm wide, 66cm high, 51cm deep.Condition report: Footnote: A gummed paper label to the interior indicates the safe was in use in 1902.Please note, this item is very heavy and will require specialist equipment to move.
Lot 434
A late 19th century arts and crafts influence oak mirror-back sideboard, the scroll cresting above twin beveled mirrors flanking a central cupboard with leaded glass door, above two frieze drawers and twin cupboard doors having blind fretwork panels, raised on shaped supports.137cm wide, 177cm high, 54cm deep.Condition report: Provenance: The Southport home of poet Helen Fielden (1859-1950), supplied by the PIoneer Complete House Furnishing Store, Liverpool. A slim volume accompanying this lot shows the sideboard in situ, in a photograph taken in circa 1898.
Lot 442
A Victorian mahogany and boxwood strung secretaire chest, having a concealed frieze drawer above a cock-beaded fitted secretaire drawer over two further conforming drawers flanked by reeded pilasters, raised on bracket feet, 118cm wide, 114cm high, 55cm deep.Condition report: There are multiple losses to be in line and veneer especially to the top front corners and side top edges the cock beading to the drawers have several losses also, the corner pilasters have losses to the centre in line the interior has a replacement baize skiver, now lifting, lost and replaced drawer knops, lost key escutcheon to centre door. Overall cosmetic marks throughout. Please refer to images.
Lot 468
An early 19th century mahogany linen press, the moulded top above twin panelled doors opening to fitted slides, above two long cock-beaded drawers raised on ogee feet, 111cm wide, 154cm high, 57cm deep.Condition report: Ogee feet reduced, minor split to right panel door, minor wear and marks throughout - not disfiguring.
Lot 476
An 18th century oak, 8-day, longcase clock, with a 12" brass dial engraved with floral spandrels and unusually, three fountains, unsigned, with a subsidiary dial for seconds and a date aperture, the 8-day movement with an anchor escapement, striking on a bell, 208cm high (with pendulum, weights and winder) (7)Condition report: Lacking small elements, including dentil on left side of cornice. Cornice chipped, especially front left and right. 1cm hole on top of right side 'wall' stile of hood. Trunk door with later catch. Left side of trunk with some holes.
Lot 485
A 19th century, Louis XV style, floral marquetry bureau de dame type desk, with gilt metal mounts, the superstructure with a small central mirror, above a drawer and flanked on each side by a small glazed door, enclosing a plush-lined interior, over a fall, enclosing a fitted interior with a well, on cabriole legs, with pierced foliate mounts on the knees and terminating in sabots, with key, 88cm wide x 54cm deep x 140cm highCondition report: Faded. Small chips including apron, legs and sides, but also the top edge of the fall in three places, including a 6cm length. Plush-lining faded and right interior very worn and torn.
Loading...-
235302 item(s)/page